Relive Tar Heels' Legend James Worthy's Incredible Moment

That's not something you'd see in today's game, right? For what it's worth, it added much more emphasis to Worthy's dunk.

GoHeels provided information on Worthy's recognition as a part of the ACC Basketball Legends class, a cool club to be featuring the best of the best in the ACC:

"North Carolina's James Worthy is among 14 former standout players and a three-time Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year who headline this year's class of ACC Basketball Legends. 

The 1982 National Player of the Year and the Final Four's Most Outstanding Player, Worthy led North Carolina to its second NCAA title and the first under legendary head coach Dean Smith. His 28-point performance and steal in the closing seconds keyed the Tar Heels past Georgetown in the national championship game. That capped a junior year in which Worthy earned All-America honors for the second consecutive season and was also the MVP of both the ACC Tournament and the NCAA East Regional.

The Los Angeles Lakers made the Gastonia, North Carolina, native the NBA's No. 1 overall draft pick a few months later. Despite missing a large part of his freshman year at UNC with a broken ankle, Worthy totaled 1,219 points in just over 2 ½ college seasons to rank among the school's all-time leading scorers.

He went on to stellar professional career in which he was a seven-time NBA All-Star, played on three NBA title teams and was voted the MVP of the 1988 NBA Finals. Worthy's jersey (number 52) was retired at UNC, and he was inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame in 2003."

And for reference here's the entire class, per GoHeels:

"The 2016 ACC Legends Class:

Jim Hooley, Forward, Boston College

Grayson Marshall, Guard, Clemson

Jason Willams, Guard, Duke

Rowland Garrett, Forward, Florida State

BJ Elder, Guard, Georgia Tech

Darrell Griffith, Guard, Louisville

John Salmons, Forward, Miami

James Worthy, Forward, North Carolina

Anthony “Spud” Webb, Guard, North Carolina State

Adrian Dantley, Forward, Notre Dame

Charles Smith, Forward, Pitt

Derrick Coleman, Forward, Syracuse

Norman Nolan, Forward, Virginia

Howard Pardue, Forward, Virginia Tech

Dave Odom, Head Coach, Wake Forest

Worthy will go down as one of the best Tar Heels among MJ, Tyler Hansbrough, and all of those who followed.

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